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Saturday, April 20, 2013. Updating my website to show my latest works and changing the look to make it more professional and clean. So I decided to write more information here in my blog. I've been wanting to challenge myself to paint more and now I have to so I can keep up with gallery shows and projects. Please visit my website: http:/ www.janetgroza.com/index.html. Stay tuned for more updates :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pleasanton, CA, United States. View my complete profile.

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internal dialogue: 04.15

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Art walk san diego 2015. Walked down to Little Italy to check out this years art walk, and headed over to SDMCA to revisit the work of El Anatsui. The pieces are monumental which make me wonder what happens to them after an exhibition like this. How does anyone have this work in their home. Do they become public works? Or are they stored for years to come. How I can get lost in the pieces is mesmerizing, and something that always makes me enjoy the work even more. I saw this and imagined it. At 6:26am th...

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internal dialogue: 01.15

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Some serious communication going on. Links to this post. Todays rain kept me from riding the bike and instead headed out for an urban hike. The plan was to check out the new Central Library downtown, from the inside. Instead I ended up at MCASD to check out Rita McBride's installations. Once again I have some very good fortune. Not only will these installations be down soon, but they were so worth experiencing. Links to this post. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Talking to myself and notes.

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Janet Groza: Whirligig - Osteospermum

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Saturday, April 20, 2013. Here is one of my newer flower painting done in watercolors. I have discovered Quinacradone Magenta and Permanent Rose to make brighter and cleaner reds. I found this beauty on one of my walks and couldn't wait to include it on the series I am doing on gardens in my neighborhood. I didn't know what species it was so I turned to the Internet for research. Their scientific name is Osteospermum, Whirligig for short. Watercolor 14x20 inches on 140# Arches watercolor.

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Janet Groza: Emerging Artists "Ones to Watch" 2013, Artists Network

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Friday, October 04, 2013. Emerging Artists "Ones to Watch" 2013, Artists Network. The Press Release is out. I am now able to share this great news with you! Two of my paintings are going to be featured in the Watercolor Artists Magazine, December 2013 issue. Look in the Emerging Artists Ones to Watch 2013 section. I will post my paintings here soon so please stay tuned. Please check it out, read more here:. Labels: December 2013 issue. Ones to Watch Artists. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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